/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.1409723]

m kinda stoned guys, but i know there are alot fo smart guys out there

u know how suns perform nucelar fusion to from hydrogen in helium....but where does hydrogen come from?

[Anonymous No.1409740]

bumpan

[Anonymous No.1409749]

really is my question that shit or you just dont knpow the answer

[Anonymous No.1409751]

Free range engineers in that pic?

[Anonymous No.1409761]

>>1409751
post wrong crew from iceland

potatoes....patatas?

[Anonymous No.1409763]

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[Inurdaes !lolol6yVHg No.1409769]

The hydrogen most probably came from the Big Bang which is currently the most reputable theory (a guess)

[Anonymous No.1409774]

>>1409761
rock* fuck im high

[Anonymous No.1409775]

>>1409751
oh look, forced meme bullshit

[TurkeyBurgers No.1409778]

I am going to go with you are trolling ...in particular me...because of my theory that I proposed.

But to answer your question about where hydrogen comes from

Nucleosynthesis

Between 3 minutes and 20 minutes after the Big Bang[5]

During the photon epoch the temperature of the universe falls to the point where atomic nuclei can begin to form. Protons (hydrogen ions) and neutrons begin to combine into atomic nuclei in the process of nuclear fusion. However, nucleosynthesis only lasts for about seventeen minutes, after which time the temperature and density of the universe has fallen to the point where nuclear fusion cannot continue. At this time, there is about three times more hydrogen than helium-4 (by mass) and only trace quantities of other nuclei.

So basically the energy that was super heated in the big bang had room to spread out when the Universe was expanding. This energy kept expanding out ward and the farther outward it expanded into more room that was available the cooler it became. Until it finally got to a temperature that was ripe for Hydrogen to , basically become hydrogen.

Hope this helps answer your question somewhat.

[Anonymous No.1409779]

>>1409761
looks like a bunch of engies playing grab ass or hide the grape (both traditional engineering games)

[Anonymous No.1409780]

>>1409769
how does hydrogen just float together and form a massive flaming ball?

if not how is the hydrogen there in the first placer?

[Anonymous No.1409784]

>>1409778
blew my fucken mind mate.
where you go to read shit like that?

[Anonymous No.1409787]

>>1409778
hydrogen...is energy? wow

[Anonymous No.1409795]

>>1409784
Books

[TurkeyBurgers No.1409802]

>>1409784

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Big_Bang

>>1409780

What I read is that the hydrogen floats around in these gigantic fucking clouds. After alot of time these clouds of hydrogen get denser and denser, the cloud pulls closer and closer in on itself. Eventually the clouds become so dense the temperature increases.
The temperature becomes so great that the clouds of hydrogen become suns. That is how you make an apple pie.

[Anonymous No.1409803]

>>1409795
but how does the hydrogen just condense like that? or does the sun pull in more hydrogen as it burns?

[Anonymous No.1409805]

>>1409723

[TurkeyBurgers No.1409807]

>>1409803

Gravity bragh

[Anonymous No.1409813]

No, John...

You are hydrogen

[Anonymous No.1409814]

[Anonymous No.1409819]

marijuana makes you smart.